Two red kalanit flower pins with gold and silver-tone details

Kalanit Red Flower Pin

$15.00
Kalanit Red Flower Pin

Elad Casting

Kalanit Red Flower Pin

A little flower with a lot to say.
$15.00
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Made in Israel

Ships in 1–3 business days
Two red kalanit flower pins with gold and silver-tone details
  • Two red kalanit flower pins with gold and silver-tone details

About

The kalanit is more than a wildflower.

Blooming bright red across southern Israel each winter, the kalanit has become a symbol of beauty, resilience, remembrance, and hope.

Handcrafted by family-run Tel Aviv studio Elad Casting, this enamel pin turns the beloved Israeli flower into something small enough to carry with you. Wear it on a jacket, bag, hat, or wherever you could use a little reminder of what continues to bloom.

Details

  • Red enamel kalanit flower pin
  • Cast Zamak metal
  • Hand-applied enamel
  • Available with gold-tone or silver-tone finish
  • Black enamel center
  • Approx. 1.46" long × 0.79" wide
  • Made in Tel Aviv, Israel
  • Created by Elad Casting

Details

This piece is part of a collection curated with our partner ESEK and created by independent Israeli artists, designers, and small businesses.

Your purchase supports the makers and communities behind each piece.

Shipping

Ships from Israel. Please allow 1–3 business days for processing and approximately 8–10 business days for U.S. delivery.

Returns & Exchanges

Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery. Items must be unused, unworn, and returned in their original condition and packaging.

Perishable goods, personalized or custom items, personal care products, sale items, and gift cards are final sale.

If your order arrives damaged, defective, or incorrect, please contact us right away so we can make it right.
Two red kalanit flower pins with gold and silver-tone details

Elad Casting

Israeli Symbols, Cast by Hand

Elad Casting is a family-run Tel Aviv studio specializing in cast-metal jewelry, Judaica, and meaningful objects. Founded in 1999, the studio combines traditional casting techniques with hand-finished details to create pieces rooted in Jewish tradition and life in Israel.

From mezuzahs and jewelry to the red kalanit, their work transforms familiar Israeli and Jewish symbols into objects made to be carried, worn, and kept.
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